Best Landmarks in Liverpool

Victorian cast-iron masterpiece symbolizing Liverpool's maritime innovation and industrial heritage.

Celebrate your special moments with panoramic Mersey views in Liverpool’s iconic Royal Liver Suite, blending heritage and elegance.

Iconic waterfront trio symbolizing Liverpool’s maritime heritage and architectural grandeur at Pier Head.

Discover the poignant gravesite of Eleanor Rigby, a Liverpool landmark entwined with Beatles history and timeless musical legacy.

Explore King Charles Tower, a medieval watchtower on Chester’s City Walls steeped in Civil War history and guild heritage.

Victorian dock engineering marvel and world's largest brick warehouse, now regenerating as a heritage destination.

Bronze tribute to Liverpool's beloved 1960s icon on the street where her stardom began.

Liverpool's neoclassical Cultural Quarter: world-class museums, galleries, and monuments on a stunning Victorian street.

A distinguished bronze tribute at Liverpool’s Pier Head celebrating Sir Alfred Lewis Jones’s maritime legacy and global trade impact.

A solemn tribute to Liverpool’s civilian victims of World War II, embodying resilience amid devastation during the Liverpool Blitz.

A bronze monument honoring 96 lives lost in tragedy, symbolizing Liverpool's resilience and demand for justice.

Liverpool’s Cunard Building: Majestic headquarters of a legendary ocean liner, anchoring the city’s maritime legacy on the historic Pier Head.

A majestic equestrian statue of Queen Victoria on Lime Street, symbolizing Victorian elegance and Liverpool’s rich heritage.

Discover Liverpool’s Huskisson Memorial, a poignant mausoleum honoring the first railway fatality and a symbol of industrial history.

Victorian stone engineering fragment preserving the pioneering spirit of 1846 dock innovation.

Historic landmark on the Peterloo Massacre site, blending Victorian architecture with a rich legacy of music and political activism.

A Victorian Gothic Revival church in Chorlton-cum-Hardy with a 500-year history, Grade II listed architecture, and a vibrant community ministry.

Step into Liverpool’s maritime origins through the preserved window revealing the world’s first commercial wet dock beneath Liverpool ONE.

A powerful bronze horse symbolising freedom and human liberation at Liverpool's historic waterfront.

Where George Harrison learned guitar and The Beatles rehearsed in a modest Speke living room.

Celebrate the legacy of Liverpool’s rock and roll pioneer with the iconic Billy Fury statue at the historic Royal Albert Dock.

A haunting 1793 stone bridge where condemned prisoners took their final steps before execution—Chester's most poignant historical crossing.

Discover Oriel Chambers, Liverpool’s pioneering 1864 office building that introduced the world’s first metal-framed glass curtain wall.

A modern office landmark on Liverpool’s historic Tithebarn Street, bridging medieval heritage and today’s Knowledge Quarter.

A historic Georgian square reborn through art and regeneration, crowned by a vibrant public sculpture.

Historic Georgian mansion transformed into a women's empowerment centre on Liverpool's celebrated Hope Street.

The humble Victorian birthplace of George Harrison, where The Beatles' quiet genius began his extraordinary journey.

Historic heart of Liverpool’s cotton trade, blending Edwardian grandeur with modern business life on Old Hall Street.

Historic Liverpool landmark featuring WWII command bunker, elegant architecture, and a courtyard rich with maritime and mercantile heritage.

Victorian banking landmark preserving Liverpool's golden age of maritime commerce and financial power